Terracotta In-Ground wormery buried in a vegetable patch, composting directly in the garden

In-Ground: turn your vegetable patch into a wormery

What if your garden became a wormery? The new In-Ground is buried in the vegetable patch or in a planter, with a generous 12-litre capacity for your waste.

Willy and the farm teamPublished on 14 mars 2024 · 1 min read
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In brief
  • The In-Ground is a 12-litre in-ground wormery.
  • It is made from recycled plastic and comes in three colours.
  • You can set up several composting points around the garden.

What if you turned your garden or vegetable patch into a wormery? With the new In-Ground in-ground wormery, it's easy!

A generous capacity

The In-Ground has a 12-litre composting area to take your organic waste. You can install several: by adding more composting points, you increase the amount of waste turned into fertiliser for your plants.

A gardener tipping peelings into an In-Ground wormery buried in a vegetable patch

How do you use it?

Simply bury the tube in your vegetable patch, planter or raised bed, then add your peelings. Earthworms come in through the openings in the buried section, feed on the waste and fertilise the soil all around. Its lid protects the contents and keeps pests away.

In-Ground wormery buried in a planter, with its lid open

Made from recycled plastic

The In-Ground is made from recycled plastic and is available in three colours to suit your garden.

To find out all about this type of wormery, read our page what is an in-ground wormery.

In pictures
In-Ground in-ground wormeries in three colours: lime green, terracotta and grey
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